By Tyne-Talk
May 21 2011
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has admitted that the club are finding it increasingly difficult to get Jose Enrique around the table to discuss a new contract at the club. Speculation has been rife since Christmas that Enrique is ready to move, with Liverpool top contenders for his signature, however, Manchester United are also in the running and have shown an interest in the Spaniard.
Pardew said;
"The Enrique situation is something we talked about. How possible is it going to be to get him over the line?.
It's difficult because we're finding it difficult to get him to come to the table. We're safe, which was what his people said that they would wait for.
It's now the last game, and once we get the last game out of the way we'll sit down and see where we are with it.
We're very hopeful he stays but there's no point keeping a player who has set his sights on a club he has perceived is bigger. You can't keep a player that's unmotivated."
Enrique would be a free agent come the end of next summer and if he isn't prepared to sign a new deal it would be seen to be in the clubs best interest to take the highest possible bid.

Quote:Are you sure?becksa09
Fact is that no one will pay Jose the 45k-50k that he gets from NUFC.

